Senior Avery Archer takes a deep breath, lines up her shot, and swoosh! Another orange ball soars through the basket. It isn’t long before—whoosh! Another ball’s in the air and swish! It’s through...
SkillsUSA isn’t just a club at Bryan High School—it’s a launchpad. Designed to prepare middle and high school students for the workforce, the national organization gives students hands-on experience...
After countless hours in the welding booth and more failed attempts than she could count, junior Bri Jensen finally laid down the weld that changed everything.
This year, Jensen became the first female...
Tech and costume crewmembers scurry backstage, prepping for the moment the first actor steps out into the spotlight. The nervous energy in the room is palpable, but the actors are confident and ready....
Eight years ago, a simple video changed the direction of senior junior Kaylah Boatcallie’s life. What began as watching dancers move across a screen quickly turned into stepping onto the floor herself—one...
Freshman seasons usually come with nerves, adjustments, and quiet learning. For Dash Garcia, they’ve come with expectations.
As a switch-hitter, pitcher, and coach’s son, Dash stepped onto the...
When junior Diego Duran sprinted across the finish line at the state cross-country meet this October, he not only earned a top-20 spot, he rewrote the Bryan High history books. Diego’s relentless work...
When Reily first wrapped her small hands around a borrowed bow at a church summer camp, something clicked—quietly but powerfully. She did not say much then. In fact, she barely spoke at all. But her...
Over the years, junior Hannah Cockerham has maintained a steady love of creatures, big and small. An aspiring marine biologist, she began volunteering at Paws and Claws earlier this year as part of her...
In a world where technology is the default time waster for teens, a hobby honed by older generations has emerged amongst the youth and sparks creativity. Crochet has allowed students to express themselves...
“I’m in awe of Ruthie,” Dan De Leon said. “I still have voice memos on my phone from when I’d stand outside her room and record her singing to herself, not knowing I was listening in. In retrospect,...
After submitting a painting for the Brazos Valley Fair art competition, junior Annabelle ‘Pluto’ Krotulski took home first place in the 11th-grade illustration category as well as high school Senior...
